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Neon Flex VR Red 9 W/m, 24 V DC, IP65, 120 LEDs/m, 16 mm Wide, Cut Every 5 cm, Price per Metre – Bergmen

Name: Neon Flex VR Red 9 W/m, 24 V DC, IP65, 120 LEDs/m, 16 mm Wide, Cut Every 5 cm, Price per Metre – Bergmen
Brand: Bergmen

Neon Flex VR in red is a flexible light strip from the Polish brand Bergmen that imitates a classic neon tube. 9 W/m, 24 V DC, IP65, code 01-002-043-09-05-65. The price is for one running metreThis is the first thing to know when ordering. Neon Flex is not a ready-made fixed length — it is sold by the metre, cut from a reel. The stated price and every figure below (power, output, LED count) refer to one running metre.The maximum length of a single reel is 50 m. Order 7 m and you receive one continuous run, not seven separate pieces. You can cut it yourself, but only at the marked points — every 5 cm. Cutting outside a section damages the run between solder points. The housing is white — the light is redWorth saying plainly, because product photos almost always show the neon switched on: the silicone housing is white, and only the light is red. Switched off, this is a white, half-round profile of 16 x 15 mm section.That has practical consequences for design. Against a white wall or inside a white channel, unlit Neon Flex is nearly invisible; against a dark background it reads as a pale line in daylight too. An even line of light with no visible dotsThe letters “VR” mean vertical bending — the profile bends in the vertical plane, with a bend radius of 20 cm. That lets you run light around curves, around corners and along the outline of lettering.Bergmen states that the product shows no light points — including where it is bent. That is the commonest fault of cheap neon: on a curve the diodes spread apart and the line starts to “dot”. Here a density of 120 LEDs per metre and diffusing silicone give a continuous, uniform stroke of light. A 180° beam angle means the whole half-round upper surface emits, not a narrow strip. Red: 625 nm and runs up to 20 metresThe red here is not white light behind a filter but diodes with a wavelength of 625 nm — pure, saturated red with no admixture of other colours.That has a consequence which sets this variant apart: because red diodes draw less power, Bergmen states that the red version can be run up to 20 m with a double-ended feed — twice the 10 m figure quoted generally for the VR series. On longer runs, voltage drop shows up as dimming towards the far end; feeding from both ends solves it.Supply is 24 V DC, so a driver of adequate rating is needed: at 9 W/m a 5 m run draws 45 W and a 10 m run 90 W. Add roughly 20% headroom when choosing the driver. Specification (per running metre) Code: 01-002-043-09-05-65 | EAN: 5903268411722 | Maker: Bergmen Power: 9 W/m | Output: 198 lm/m | Voltage: 24 V DC Colour: red, 625 nm | Housing colour: white LEDs: 120 pcs/m, 3528 SMD | CRI: ≥ 80 | SDCM: 3 (1 bin) Beam angle: 180° | Section: 16 x 15 mm Cutting section: every 5 cm | Bend radius: 20 cm (vertical bending) Ingress protection: IP65 | Max reel length: 50 m Max run: up to 20 m with a double-ended feed (red version) Working temperature: -20 to +45 °C | storage: -20 to +80 °C Lifetime: 50,000 h indoors, > 36,000 h outdoors Certification: TÜV | Warranty: 36 months Durability and useIP65 means full dust protection and resistance to water jets — Neon Flex VR suits a terrace, a soffit, a bathroom and a shop window. The maker states three further kinds of resistance that are rarely declared:UV resistance — the silicone does not yellow or discolour in sunlight;Salt resistance — relevant by the sea and around a pool;Operation from -20 to +45 °C without loss of flexibility, so the profile does not go brittle in winter.Joining runs and connecting power is done with connectors, without soldering. Accessories — straight joiners and power feeds — are bought separately and matched to the VR series' 16 x 15 mm section.Show more

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